Mobile companion app for the Washington, DC museum. 3D artifact tours, in-museum guidance, ticket purchasing, and a daily Bible game, designed to extend the museum experience before, during, and after a visit.
Visit project
The museum wanted to bring the museum to people who couldn't visit while deepening the experience for people who could. That meant 3D artifact rendering, on-device tour state, e-commerce ticket purchase, and a daily content loop, in one app that had to work offline in a building with patchy connectivity.
Built ground-up across iOS and Android with a shared content layer. 3D walkthroughs for at-home exploration, in-museum mode with location-aware exhibit guidance, ticket purchase wired to the museum's commerce platform with discounted in-app pricing, daily Bible game for retention, and a CMS-driven content pipeline so museum staff can update events, exhibits, and tours without an app release.
We needed an app that could carry the weight of the museum experience without feeling like a brochure. The 3D artifact rendering, the offline tour mode, the daily content loop. Those have to feel like one product. The team treated content velocity as part of the architecture, so our staff can update exhibits the week they launch instead of waiting on a release cycle.
Director of Visitor Experience
Museum of the Bible
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